Just hand wash in the sink with great care and warm water using a mild dish soap, sponge or a micro fiber cloth, if there are patterns where the dust or particles have collected use a soft plastic tooth brush. It can be hand dried with a lint free towel.
To clean crystal, soak it in 1 part white vinegar and 3 parts water for 5-10 minutes. If your crystal is too big to fully submerge in the solution, dip a cloth in the diluted vinegar and wipe the crystal down instead.
Warm soapy water to clean and then rinse well and dry completely with a soft cloth. For a piece that has gotten foggy with hard water and calcium/mineral deposits over time, here's an article with more in-depth instructions to use as necessary.
I use warm water with a drop or two of Dawn blue dishwashing liquid then rinse well and let it dry - this is what they use in antique stores and decorating stores
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Hi Amy,
Just hand wash in the sink with great care and warm water using a mild dish soap, sponge or a micro fiber cloth, if there are patterns where the dust or particles have collected use a soft plastic tooth brush. It can be hand dried with a lint free towel.
To clean crystal, soak it in 1 part white vinegar and 3 parts water for 5-10 minutes. If your crystal is too big to fully submerge in the solution, dip a cloth in the diluted vinegar and wipe the crystal down instead.
Mild detergent and warm water.
Never hot water.
I always use soap and water, unless something is stuck on it, then a little vinegar and water to remove the residue.
I use a soapy microfiber cloth and lukewarm water.
Warm soapy water to clean and then rinse well and dry completely with a soft cloth. For a piece that has gotten foggy with hard water and calcium/mineral deposits over time, here's an article with more in-depth instructions to use as necessary.
https://www.hunker.com/13421782/how-to-clean-foggy-crystal
finish with a microfiber cloth to buff it out and make it shine
I use warm water with a drop or two of Dawn blue dishwashing liquid then rinse well and let it dry - this is what they use in antique stores and decorating stores
Amy....I just wash mine in warm soapy water...is there something in particular that may be on it?
Hot soapy water let air dry